As Everyone knows the MK is the main park, these are the finest hotels in the the kingdom.
As Everyone knows the MK is the main park, these are the finest hotels in the
the kingdom.
Come back to the 1800's with us, and see how good life can be!
Pluses:
-Convenient location on the monerail line.
-Private Beach
-Great Dining choices
-On Site child care
-Health Club
-Exceptionally lovely rooms, great for honeymooners.
Minuses:
-Pricey-$255-485 an night
Grade:B Expensive, but luxurious.
V-$294-360; R-$314-380; P-$329-395
This hotel feels like a big city, which most people come to get away from.
Pluses:
-On the monerail line
-Fairly easy to book
-Disney movies shown nightly
-Standard water sports
-Great Restaurants
Minuses:
-Loud, big city feel
-Still Expensive, $195-320, a night
Grade:B. Convenient and lively. Maybe a little to lively
Garden Buildings:V-209-265; R-$229-285; P-$244-299
Tower Rooms:V-$290-350; R-$310-375; P-$325-390
When you check in you'll feel like you are staying at
an island village.
Pluses:
-Offers the most transportation options (Ex.Buses, Launch, Walk, or monerail)
-Private Beach
-Child Care
-Discounts
Minuses:
-Without a Discount expect to pay $210-360 a night
V-$269-325; R-$289-340; P-$305-355
Grade:A. Outstanding Resort, best choice on the monerail line.
Welcome to the down home resort, just made in 1994.
Pluses:
-Brand new and looks it
-Close access to River Country
-Child Care
-Very small, only 760 rooms.
Minuses:
-$155-205 a night
-Only MK resort without monerail access
-Rooms only sleep four
Grade:B-. An OK resort if you like the Wilderness.
V:$175-290 R:$195-315 P:$210-330
In the midst of these five beautiful hotels, you'll find easy
access to EPCOT.
The Disney Swan and Dolphin(NOTE: This Hotel is not one of disneys registered hotels, thus we do not have an image for it)
You could call this hotel the black sheep of he disney resorts.
This hotel is more like a convention resort.
Pluses:
-Great on site child care
-Epcot is a stroll away
-Great if the company is paying
Minuses:
-More for adults than children
-Not much fun
-Maybe a little to big
Grade:C. Great if the boss gets the bill.
Prices not available at the moment
In the middle of these two grand hotels, you'll find a waterpark
that is an attraction in it's own right.
Pluses:
-Waterpark
-Next to Epcot
-Child care
-Health club
-Marina
Minuses:
-Little pricey
Grade:A. These hotels enjoy a large repeat value from families.
These hotels are great, period.
V:$260-305 R:$280-325 P:$295-340
The Boardwalk
The Boardwalk consists of 378 suites and 517 vacation villas
Pluses:
-Just a short walk to Epcot and a boatride away from MGM.
-With the boardwalk right there you'll always have something to do
-Nice pool, tennis courts.
Minuses:
Cornado Springs Resort
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Well that concludes the resort part of the page, i have pics of most these hotels, but memory did not allow me to put them on this page, E-Mail me here if you want to see them.
-A bit pricey
V:$249-305 R:$264-325 P:$279-340Budget Hotels
In these hotels you'll find all the glamour for not quite the buck!
In these sister hotels, you'll find the charm of the Ol'south, and the jazz
of the New Orleans!
Pluses:
-Great water areas
-Marinas
-Steamboat that goes to Marketplace
-More food choices that disney's first budget Caribbean
Minuses:
-No child care
-You are dependant among buses.
Grade: A+ You get good value for the money.
V:$119-134 R:$129-144 P:$139-154
The newest of Disney's resorts. Opened in 1997.
-Nearly 2,000 rooms, it's nearly as big as Dixie Landings
-Food Court
-15 acre lake
-Great pool area featuring a pyramid and dig site
-As with all of these four, you can't beat the price for what you get.
-As with all the budget hotels the only way you're getting somewhere without you car is a bus.
-A bit far away from everything, your closest thing is the AK, which is great if you like to go there though.
Grade:B+, this hotel is gaining popularity, and the sky is the limit.
V:$119-134 R:$129-144 P:$139-154
In this 2,112 room giant you'll see the carribbean like never before!
Pluses:
-the price is right
-playground
-Water sports
-This is one of the best places to rent bikes
-Inexpensive food
Minuses:
-Too big
-Only one food place
-No child care
Grade:B- Solid value for the money
V:$119-134 R:$129-144 P:$139-154
In these newly hotels, you'll find that life can be BIG, also a new ALL-STAR resort is planed to be opened in 1999.
Pluses:
-COST
-Good transportation
-Proximity to blizzard beach
-Good food court
Minuses:
-Food and sports options are limited
-Rooms very small
Grade:A Lots of bang for the buck.
V:$74 R:$84 P:$89
(Formally known as Vacation Club, now known as Old Key West)
This is not a Budget, it is a vacation club hotel.
Pluses:
-Great room to spread out
-Prices run good, compared to others
Minuses:
-Still much pricier than off-site villas
-Quiet
-No child care
Grade:B Big, but a little to quiet
Prices not available because of "time shares"
Shades of Green
Shades of a Green A WALT DISNEY WORLD Resort is an Armed Forces Recreation Center located on WDW property. Originally owned by WDW and called 'The Disney Inn', the resort was leased by the Department of Defense (DoD) February 1994, and renamed 'Shades of Green'. Shades of Green is totally self-supporting and fully operated with nonappropriated funds. Only Government workers and their family can stay at this resort. this is where I as well as my family is staying this year.
-A quiet resort with all the Disney offers and such things
-A beautiful landscape and pool with two golf courses around you
-Only a 15 minute walk to Polynesian and the monerail.
-Larger rooms and a VCR too.
-Without your car you might be in trouble, you must take the bus to the TTC to catch buses anywhere in Disney
-The only parks you can directly to are Blizzard Beach and Animal Kingdom
-Very, Very hard to get reservations, call EARLY. We called a year early and just got the last room for 10 days.
Grade:If your a Gvmt worker and got reservations, you made out becuase you can't score much better of a deal.